Sony WM-GX674 Owner's manual

Brand: Sony

Model: WM-GX674

Category: Cassette players

Type: Owner's manual

Sony WM-GX674 is a portable cassette player with a built-in radio, microphone and recording capabilities, allowing you to enjoy your music and make recordings on the go. With its compact design and easy-to-use controls, the WM-GX674 is perfect for listening to your favorite tapes or capturing special moments. The device features an intuitive jog lever for quick and precise track selection, as well as a large, easy-to-read display for clear visibility of playback information and recording status.

zOperating the

Walkman

Playing a Tape

(see Fig. C-a)

1 Open the cassette holder and

insert a cassette.

2 Make sure the HOLD function

is turned off. If it is on, slide the

HOLD switch to turn it off.

3 Press the jog lever on the

remote control, or press

œ•REPEAT on the main unit.

Adjust the volume with VOL.

When adjusting the volume on the

main unit

Set the VOL control on the remote

control at maximum.

When adjusting the volume on the

remote control

Set the VOL control on the main unit

to around 6.

Note on the cassette holder

When opening the cassette holder on

the main unit, make sure the tape is

stopped, then slide the OPEN switch.

If the cassette holder is opened when

the tape is running, the tape may

loosen and be damaged.

Radio Cassette-Corder

Operating Instructions

WM-GX674

WALKMAN is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.

3-864-893-11(2)

English

zGetting Started

Choosing a Power

Source

Dry Battery (see Fig. A-a)

Attach the supplied battery case,

and then insert one R6 (size AA)

battery with correct polarity.

Note

• For maximum performance we

recommend that you use a Sony

alkaline battery.

Rechargeable Battery

(see Fig. A-b)

1 Insert the supplied

rechargeable battery (NC-

6WM) into the charger with

correct polarity.

2 Plug in the charger to the house

current (mains).

U.K., Australian, and Hong

Kong model: Full charging

takes about 3.5 hours.

U.S.A., Canadian, European

Continent, and Arabian

model: Full charging takes

about 2.5 hours.

Korean model: The full

charging time depends on the

voltage of your mains.

110 V: 10 hours

220 V: 2.5 hours

Other models: The full

charging time depends on the

voltage of your mains.

120 V: 10 hours

220–240 V: 2.5 hours

If the plug does not fit to your

mains, attach the supplied AC

plug adaptor (Excluding

Chinese model).

3 Insert the fully charged battery

into the rechargeable battery

compartment (see Fig. A-c).

You can charge the battery about

300 times.

When to replace/charge

the battery

Replace or charge the battery when

“n” flashes in the display.

The battery remainder mark has 3

steps to show the remaining battery

power.

Display Condition

Remote Main

control unit

There is enough

battery power.

The battery power

is decreasing.

The battery is

exhausted.

Replace it with a

new battery.

Notes

• When you insert a charged battery,

the battery remainder mark may

show “

” (“ ” on the main

unit) even if it is not fully charged.

• The battery remainder mark may

temporarily show a lower level

during fast forwarding or rewinding

or use in extremely low

temperatures.

(turn over)

Battery life (Approx. hours)

(EIAJ*)

Sony alkaline LR6 (SG)

Tape playback 31.5

Radio reception 32

MIC recording 10

Radio recording 6.5

Rechargeable battery (NC-6WM)

Tape playback 8.5

Radio reception 10

MIC recording 4

Radio recording 3

Sony alkaline LR6 (SG) and

Rechargeable NC-6WM

Tape playback 40

Radio reception 42

MIC recording 13

Radio recording 9

* Measured value by the standard of

EIAJ (Electronic Industries

Association of Japan). (Using a Sony

HF series cassette tape)

Note

• The battery life may shorten

depending on the operation of the

unit.

House Current

(see Fig. A-d)

Remove the rechargeable battery if

inserted. Attach the battery case and

connect the AC power adaptor AC-

E15HG (not supplied) to the DC IN

1.5 V jack of the battery case and to

the wall outlet.

Do not use any other AC power

adaptor.

Specifications for AC-E15HG vary

for each area. Check your local

voltage and the polarity of the plug

before purchasing.

Polarity of

the plug

Connecting the

earphones

(see Fig. B)

1 Connect the stereo mini plug

firmly to the remote control.

2 Connect the remote control to

2REMOTE.

3 Wear the “L” marked side to

the left ear and the “R” marked

side to the right ear.

If the earphones do not fit to

your ears or the sound is

unbalanced, adjust the

earphones to fit to your ears

firmly.

A-B Repeat

(see Fig. C-d)

A-B Repeat plays back repeatedly

any portion of the tape you

specified. Specify by tagging the

beginning (point A) and the end

(point B) of the portion during

playback.

On the remote control

1 Press the jog lever twice

quickly during playback to tag

point A.

“REP” appears in the display of

the remote control.

2 Press the jog lever once more to

tag point B.

“REP” will flash and the tape

will be rewound to point A.

Then the specified portion is

played repeatedly.

On the main unit

1 Press œ•REPEAT for 2

seconds or more during

playback to tag point A.

“A-” will flash in the display of

the main unit.

2 Press œ•REPEAT again to

tag point B.

“A-B” will flash and the tape

will be rewound to point A.

Then “REP” appears in the

display and the specified

portion is played repeatedly.

To cancel the A-B Repeat

playback

Press the jog lever on the remote

control or œ•REPEAT on the

main unit.

Notes

• You cannot specify a repeat portion

to include both sides of the tape.

• You cannot specify a repeat portion

of shorter than 2 seconds.

• After repeated operation, the actual

portion that is played back may shift

off somewhat from the exact portion

specified with the tags due to tape

slack.

• A-B Repeat will repeat 50 times

before returning to normal playback

if not canceled manually.

• Do not use the A-B Repeat function

with tapes longer than 90 minutes. If

you do, the tape may be damaged.

Recording

(see Fig. D-a)

You can record radio programs

from the built-in radio, or record

with the supplied microphone. In

either case, use a new or fully

charged battery.

Note

• If the record-protect tab is broken,

you cannot record on that side.

1 Insert a normal (TYPE I) tape.

To record on both sides

Insert the cassette with the side

to be first recorded on as the

FWD (forward) side*.

* Make sure that “FWD” is

displayed. If not, press and

hold p•RADIO OFF until

“REV” changes to “FWD”.

To record on one side only

Insert the cassette with the side

to be recorded on as the REV

(reverse) side**.

** Make sure that “REV” is

displayed. If not, press and

hold p•RADIO OFF until

“FWD” changes to “REV”.

Note

•When the cassette holder is

opened, the direction of the tape

will be automatically set to

“FWD”.

2 Select a recording source:

To record with the

microphone

Connect the supplied

microphone to the MIC (PLUG

IN POWER) jack.

You can attach the microphone

to your clothes as illustrated

(see Fig. D-b).

To record from the radio

Tune in to the station you want

to record (see “Listening to the

Radio”).

3 Slide REC.

"REC" appears in the display

and recording starts after about

2 seconds.

If you have started recording

from the FWD side, recording

will switch to reverse side

automatically at the end of the

FWD side.

To stop recording

Press p•RADIO OFF on the main

unit or press the jog lever on the

remote control.

Operation on the main unit

(see Fig. C-d)

Play the other

side

Stop playback

Fast forward

Rewind

Play the next

track/succeeding

9 tracks from the

beginning

(AMS*)

Play the current

track/previous 8

tracks from the

beginning

(AMS*)

Play the other

side from the

beginning (Skip

Reverse function)

Play the same

side from the

beginning

(Rewind Auto

Play function)

* Automatic Music Sensor

Note on AMS

• The AMS function detects a blank of

4 seconds or longer between the

tracks. If there is noise between the

tracks, AMS may not recognize the

blank and may not operate.

Likewise, if there is a low-level

segment within a track, AMS may

recognize it as a blank space.

Press

œ•REPEAT

during playback

p (stop)•RADIO

OFF

FF•AMS during

stop

REW•AMS

during stop

FF•AMS once/

repeatedly during

playback

REW•AMS once/

repeatedly during

playback

FF•AMS for

2 seconds or more

during stop

REW•AMS for

2 seconds or more

during stop

WARNING

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the

unit to rain or moisture.

DC IN 1.5 V

Tab for side A

Side A

p•RADIO OFF

REC

ISS

MIC

REC

U.K., Australian, and

Hong Kong model

Other models

Jog lever

Number of tracks to be skipped

Jog lever

2REMOTE

FWD (forward) side

REV (reverse) side

Operation on the remote

control

Play the other

side

Stop playback

Fast forward

Rewind

Play the next

track/

succeeding 9

tracks from the

beginning

(AMS*)

Play the current

track/previous

8 tracks from

the beginning

(AMS*)

Play the other

side from the

beginning

(Skip Reverse

function)

Play the same

side from the

beginning

(Rewind Auto

Play function)

* Automatic Music Sensor

Operation on the

jog lever and

display

Press for more than

a second during

playback

(Playing side FWD:

“r” on “FWD”.

Playing side REV:

“r” on ”REV”)

Press once during

playback

Jog upward for less

than a second

during stop

(“FF” appears)

Jog downward for

less than a second

during stop

(“REW” appears)

Jog upward once/

for the number of

tracks to be

skipped during

playback

(“AMS” and the

number of tracks to

be skipped appear)

(see Fig. C-b)

Jog downward

once/for the

number of tracks to

be skipped during

playback

(“AMS” and the

number of tracks to

be skipped appear)

(see Fig. C-c)

Jog upward for 2

seconds or more

during stop

(“FF” flashes)

Jog downward for

2 seconds or more

during stop

(“REW” flashes)

∫

Number of tracks to be skipped

Jog lever

To reduce noise while

recording AM programs

Set the ISS (Interference Suppress

Switch) to the position that reduces

noise the most.

To monitor the recording

sound

You can monitor the recording

sound through headphones/

earphones. Adjust monitoring level

using VOL.

Note

• You may hear some noise in the

monitor sound in the RV, MB, or

GRV mode, but this does not affect

recording.

Notes on recording

• The recording level is fixed.

• Sound emphasis (RV, MB, or GRV),

AVLS and Dolby B NR settings do

not affect recording.

• Actual recording will start about 2

seconds after you slide REC. Slide

REC about 2 seconds before the

moment you want to start recording,

or you will miss the beginning of

your recording.

• When recording on both sides,

recording will not be made for about

10 seconds while the tape is

switching sides.

• Do not use a CrO

2 (TYPE II) or metal

(TYPE IV) tape. If you do, the sound

may be distorted when you play

back the tape, or the previous

recording may not be erased

completely.

• Do not connect or disconnect the

earphones to/from 2REMOTE

while recording from the radio. The

recording condition may change

abruptly, or noise may be recorded.

• To avoid noise interference, do not

place it near a lamp cord or a

fluorescent lamp when recording

with the microphone.

• If a howling effect occurs, turn down

the volume.

• All other operation cannot be made

while recording. For other operation,

stop recording first.

To prevent a tape from

being accidentally recorded

over (see Fig. D-c)

Break off the tabs from side A and/or

B. To reuse the tape for recording,

cover the tab hole with adhesive tape.

REW•AMS

FF•AMS

œ•REPEAT

p•RADIO OFF

VOL

HOLD

VOL

œ•REPEAT HOLD

Listening to the

Radio

(see Fig. E-a)

1 Press BAND • RADIO ON to

turn on the radio.

2 Press BAND • RADIO ON

repeatedly to select AM, FM1,

or FM2.

3 Press MENU on the main unit

repeatedly and set “__” ( the

cursor) in the display of the

main unit to TUNE MODE.

4 For manual tuning

1 Press SET to choose

MANUAL.

2 Press TUNE/PRESET + or –

repeatedly to tune in to the

desired station.

Keep pressing

TUNE/PRESET + or – to

scan for stations.

For preset tuning

1 Press SET to choose

PRESET.

2 Press TUNE/PRESET + or –

repeatedly to recall the

desired preset station.

To use preset tuning, preset

stations first (see “Presetting

Radio Stations”).

To turn off the radio

Press p•RADIO OFF .

To improve the broadcast

reception

•For AM: The Walkman has a

built-in antenna. Reorient the

Walkman horizontally to obtain

optimum AM reception.

•For FM (see Fig. E-b): Extend

the cord of the remote control, the

aerial. If the reception is still not

good, press MENU repeatedly to

set the cursor in the display of the

main unit to FM MODE . Then

press SET to choose from

“MONO” (monaural), “LOCAL”

or none (stereo) for best reception.

To operate from the remote

control (see Fig. E-c)

To turn on the radio, press the jog

lever for more than one second

(while the tape is in stop mode

only).

To tune in or recall a preset station,

jog the jog lever upward/

downward.

To turn off the radio, press the jog

lever.

Presetting Radio

Stations

(see Fig. E-d)

Once you store your favorite

stations in memory, you can play

them easily. You can preset up to 32

stations —12 each for FM1 and FM2

and 8 for AM (for the JPn area*, up

to 16 stations — 8 each for FM and

AM).

* See “Receiving Stations Outside

Your Country”(Excluding European,

Saudi Arabian, and Chinese model).

English

Tuning in to and Storing

Radio Stations

Automatically

(Auto-Memory Scanning

function)

1 Press BAND • RADIO ON to

turn on the radio.

2 Press BAND • RADIO ON

repeatedly to select AM, FM1,

or FM2.

3 Press ENTER until “A” appears

in the display.

The Walkman starts searching

and storing stations.

Then the preset number

appears.

Note

• Do not remove the power sources

until all the stations are stored.

Storing Radio Stations

Manually (Manual-

Memory function)

You can preset the stations in any

order.

1 Press BAND • RADIO ON to

turn on the radio.

2 Press BAND • RADIO ON

repeatedly to select AM, FM1,

or FM2.

3 Press ENTER.

The frequency digits will flash

in the display.

4 Press TUNE/PRESET + or –

repeatedly to tune in to the

desired station and press

ENTER.

The preset number will flash in

the display.

5 Press TUNE/PRESET + or –

repeatedly to select the desired

preset number and press

ENTER.

The station is preset to the

number of your choice.

Notes

• If you cannot complete step 4 or 5

while the indications are flashing,

repeat from step 3.

• If you preset a new station to the

same preset number, the previously

stored station will be erased.

To cancel the stored station

Follow the procedure above and in

step 4, instead of tuning in to a

station, press and hold TUNE/

PRESET + or – until “– – – –” is

displayed. Press ENTER while

“– – – –” is flashing. The preset

number will flash in the display.

Press TUNE/PRESET + or –

repeatedly to select the preset

number you want to cancel and

press ENTER.

Receiving Stations

Outside Your Country

(Excluding European,

Saudi Arabian, and

Chinese model)

(see Fig. E-d)

1 Press BAND • RADIO ON to

turn on the radio.

2 Press ENTER.

The frequency digits will flash

in the display.

3 Press and hold BAND •

RADIO ON until “Eur”,“JPn”,

or “USA” flashes.

4 Press BAND • RADIO ON

repeatedly to select “Eur”,

“JPn”, or “USA” and press

ENTER.

5 Tune in to and store stations as

necessary following the

procedure of “Listening to the

Radio” and “Presetting Radio

Stations”.

Area indication and

frequency range

Area* Frequency range

FM (MHz) AM(kHz)

Eur 87.5–108 531–1,602

JPn 76–90 531–1,710

USA 87.5–108 530–1,710

*Eur :

European and other countries

JPn : Japan

USA: USA, Canada, and Central

and South America

Using the Menu

(see Fig. F)

Adjusting playback

modes

You can adjust the following

playback modes using the Menu

function on the remote control or on

the main unit.

AVLS: Turn on to limit the

maximum volume to protect

your hearing (Automatic

Volume Limiter System)

(on the main unit, “ ” indicates

“on”).

a (PB MODE): Turn on to play

both sides repeatedly (on the

main unit, “a” indicates

“on”).

Plays both sides once from the

FWD side when turned off (on

the main unit, “Å” indicates

“off”).

a (PB aNR): Turn on when you

play back a tape recorded with

the Dolby* B NR system (on the

main unit, “ ” indicates

“on”).

* Dolby noise reduction manufactured

under license from Dolby

Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

“DOLBY”and the double-D symbol

a are trademarks of Dolby

Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

Notes

• The playback modes can be set or

canceled separately.

• The playback modes cannot be

adjusted while recording.

On the remote control

1 Press MENU to enter the menu

mode. “r” (the cursor) will

flash in the display of the

remote control.

2 Jog the jog lever upward/

downward repeatedly until

“r” flashes on the playback

mode to be adjusted.

3 Press the jog lever to enter.

You will hear a short beep and

“r” will appear for a few

seconds. Then, the display will

exit the menu mode.

To cancel a playback mode

On the remote control, repeat the

above so that “r” disappears on

the playback mode to be adjusted.

To display the playback mode

status on the remote control

Press MENU to enter the menu

mode. The active playback mode(s)

will be marked by the “r”.

On the main unit

1 Press MENU repeatedly to

move “__” (the cursor) in the

display of the main unit to the

playback mode to be adjusted.

2 Press SET repeatedly to select

the playback mode to your

choice.

Note

• If the sound is distorted when you

listen to the bass-boosted sound

with AVLS function, turn down the

volume.

Emphasizing Sound

You can choose one of the following

sound emphases using the Menu

function on the remote control or on

the main unit.

RV : Sound Revitalizer.

Emphasizes treble sound.

MB : Mega Bass.

Emphasizes bass sound

(moderate effect).

GRV : Groove.

Emphasizes bass sound (strong

effect).

NORM (no message on the main

unit) : normal (no effect).

On the remote control

1 Press MENU to enter the menu

mode. “r” will flash in the

display.

2 Jog the jog lever upward/

downward repeatedly until

“r” flashes on the sound

emphasis of your choice.

3 Press the jog lever to enter.

You will hear a short beep and

“r” will appear for a few

seconds. Then, the display will

exit the menu mode.

To display the sound emphasis

status on the remote control

Press MENU to enter the menu

mode. The active sound emphasis

will be marked by the “r”.

On the main unit

1 Press MENU repeatedly to

move “__” in the display to

SOUND.

2 Press SET repeatedly to select

the sound emphasis of your

choice.

Note

• If the sound becomes distorted with

the GRV effect, select MB or NORM

(no message).

Notes on the menu mode

• You cannot operate the tape from

the remote control while you are in

the menu mode.

• When you press the jog lever to

enter, or if you leave the remote

control unoperated for more than 30

seconds, the display will exit the

menu mode automatically. To exit

the menu mode manually, press

MENU again.

• The menu setting (except for AVLS)

is stored even after the battery is

replaced.

Using Other

Functions

(see Fig. G)

To lock the controls

— Hold function

Slide HOLD switch in the direction

of the arrow to lock the controls.

To use the tape counter

The tape counter is displayed on the

main unit during playback,

recording, fast forward, rewind,

and stop (except when the radio is

turned on). The number will

increase when playing back the

FWD side, and decrease when

playing back the REV side.

To reset the counter to “000”, press

ENTER/COUNTER RESET.

Notes

• The tape counter may show some

deviation.

• The tape counter will not be

displayed when the cassette

compartment is empty.

zAdditional Information

Precautions

On rechargeable battery and

charger

•Remove the charger unit from the

wall outlet as soon as possible

after the rechargeable battery has

been charged. Overcharging may

damage the rechargeable battery.

•The battery charger and the

rechargeable battery may become

warm during charging, but this is

not a problem.

•Do not tear off the film on the

rechargeable battery.

•Use only the supplied battery

charger to charge the supplied

rechargeable battery.

•Be sure not to short-circuit the

battery. When you carry it with

you, use the supplied carrying

case. If you are not using the case,

do not carry the battery with other

metallic objects such as keys rings

in your pocket.

•If the rechargeable battery is new

or has not been used for a long

time, it may not be charged

completely until you use it several

times.

•The nameplate indicating the

operating voltage, power

consumption, etc. is located on the

bottom exterior of the battery

charger.

On batteries

•Do not charge a dry battery.

•Do not carry the dry or

rechargeable batteries with coins

or other metallic objects. It can

generate heat if the positive and

negative terminals of the batteries

are accidentally contacted by a

metallic object.

•When you do not use the

Walkman for a long time, remove

the battery to avoid any damage

caused by battery leakage and

subsequent corrosion.

On the unit

•Do not drop the unit or give a

shock to the unit, or it may cause

a malfunction.

•Do not leave the unit in a location

near heat sources, or in a

place subject to direct sunlight,

excessive dust or sand, moisture,

rain, mechanical shock, or in a car

with its windows closed.

•The LCD display may become

hard to see or slow down when

using the unit at high

temperatures (above 40˚C/104°F)

or at low temperatures (below

0˚C/32°F). At room temperature,

the display will return to its

normal operating condition.

•If the unit has not been used for

long period of time, set it in the

playback mode and warm it up

for a few minutes before you start

using again.

On tapes longer than 90

minutes

We do not recommend the use of

tapes longer than 90 minutes except

for a long continuous recording or

playback. They are very thin and

tend to be stretched easily.

On the remote control

Use the supplied remote control

only with this unit.

On headphones/earphones

Road safety

Do not use headphones/earphones

while driving, cycling, or operating

any motorized vehicle. It may

create a traffic hazard and is illegal

in some areas. It can also be

potentially dangerous to play your

headphones/earphones at high

volume while walking, especially at

pedestrian crossings.

You should exercise extreme

caution or discontinue use in

potentially hazardous situations.

Preventing hearing damage

Do not use headphones/earphones

at high volume. Hearing experts

advise against continuous, loud and

extended play. If you experience a

ringing in your ears, reduce volume

or discontinue use.

Caring for others

Keep the volume to a moderate

level. This will allow you to hear

outside sounds and to be

considerate to the people around

you.

Maintenance

To clean the tape head and

path

Use the cleaning cassette CHK-1W

(not supplied) for every 10 hours of

use.

Note

• Use only the recommended cleaning

cassette.

To clean the exterior

Use a soft cloth slightly moistened

in water. Do not use alcohol,

benzine or thinner.

Note

• Clean the battery case terminals

(both inside and outside)

periodically.

Troubleshooting

The sound drops out or comes

with excessive noise.

•Clean the headphones/earphones

and remote control plugs.

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The unit does not operate at all.

•Charge the battery or replace the

dry battery with a new one.

•HOLD is activated. Deactivate

HOLD.

Tape operation is not possible.

•Insert a cassette tape.

The display disappears

momentarily during operation.

•Replace or charge the battery.

The volume cannot be turned up.

•If AVLS is on, turn it off.

A beep sounds and recording is

not possible when REC is slid.

•If the tab of the tape is broken off,

cover the tab hole with adhesive

tape.

The display and the operations

are not normal.

•Remove the power sources for 15

seconds or more, and then set

them again.

The radio and playback operates

but recording is not possible.

•This condition may occur when

the battery becomes weak.

Replace or charge the battery.

Specifications

Radio section

Frequency range

FM: 65–74/87.5–108 MHz (Eastern

Europe)

87.5–108 MHz (other

countries)

AM:530–1,710 kHz (North,

Central, and South America)

531–1,602 kHz (other

countries)

Tape section

Frequency response

(Dolby NR off)

Playback: 40–15,000 Hz

Recording/playback: 100–8,000 Hz

Output

Headphones (2 REMOTE) jack

Load impedance 8–300 ohms

Input

Microphone (MIC) jack

General

Power requirements

1.5 V

Rechargeable battery

One R6 (size AA) battery

Dimensions (w/h/d)

Approx. 108.4 x 77.7 x 23.8 mm

⁄8 x 3

⁄8 x

⁄16 inches), incl.

projecting parts and controls

Mass

Approx. 150 g (5.3 oz)

Approx. 215 g (7.6 oz) incl.

rechargeable battery and a

cassette

Supplied accessories

Battery case (1)

Stereo earphones with remote

control (1)

Battery charger (1)

AC plug adaptor (1) (except for

European, Australian, Saudi

Arabian, Chinese, Hong Kong,

U.S.A., Canadian, and Korean

model)

Rechargeable battery (NC-6WM,

1.2 V, 600 mAh, Ni-Cd) (1)

Rechargeable battery carrying case

(1)

Carrying pouch (1)

Stereo microphone (1)

Design and specifications are subject

to change without notice.

BAND•RADIO ONTUNE/

PRESET+

TUNE/

PRESET–

p•RADIO OFF

SET

HOLD

ENTER/COUNTER RESET

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Sony WM-GX674 Owner's manual

Brand: Sony

Model: WM-GX674

Category: Cassette players

Type: Owner's manual

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Sony WM-GX674 Owner's manual

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